Our Favorite Amazon Prime Day Gaming Deals

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It’s officially time for Amazon Prime Day, the massive 2-day sales event when the Amazon giant unleashes thousands of awesome Prime Day gaming deals that we mortals are powerless to resist. Our team has already been lured into the shopping spree and has found some serious deals on everything from gaming headsets and controllers to arcade machines and tons of Star Wars stuff (because you can never have too much Star Wars stuff).

We’re sharing the best of our findings below, but there are so many more deals, and new ones will be raining down on us throughout the sale, which ends at midnight on July 17! Be aware that you need an Amazon Prime membership to get all the Prime Day gaming deals (or, pro tip, you can sign up for the free 30-day trial, and you can still get the deals). 

Our 10 Favorite Amazon Prime Day Deals

1. Bose Wireless Noise-Cancelling Headphones – $199 at Amazon (Originally $349). Bose has a reputation for providing comfortable, high-quality headphones, and these ones don’t disappoint. With over 24 hours of battery life, they can accommodate marathon gaming sessions, and they let you toggle between Quiet and Aware Modes for all your noise-canceling needs.
2. Pac Man Arcade Machine – $344.34 at Amazon (Originally $499.99). If you’re a retro enthusiast with some cash (and space) to spare, this arcade machine is a great pick. It offers way more than just Pac-Man, too, coming loaded with 14 games, including Pac-Man, Pac-Mania, Galaga, and Dig Dug. WIFI leaderboards plus a 30% discount make this one hard to pass up.
3. Funko Pop Luke Skywalker Airspeeder – $11.49 at Amazon (Originally $35). What happens on Hoth stays on Hoth, unless you make a Funko Pop out of your airspeeder to commemorate the event. This 5.1-inch tall vinyl bobblehead is cute, collectible, and smells better than the inside of a Tauntaun. Luke’s been through enough.
4. Luna Wireless Controller – $39.99 at Amazon (Originally $69.99). If you’re into Amazon’s cloud gaming service, this Luna Controller is a great option. It offers seamless screen switching and multiple connectivity options and is compatible with a range of devices (including Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and more). Smoother gaming is always good.
5. EPOS Gaming Headset H6Pro – $93.90 at Amazon (Originally $179). Between the attachable boom arm mic and the closed acoustic design, the EPOS is made for gaming. It delivers solid audio for a reasonable price, and the lightweight headband means long gaming sessions won’t strain your neck.
6. Womier Gaming Keyboard – $58.99 at Amazon (Originally $99.99). RGB backlighting and hot-swappable keys for a great price? Yes, please. This is a 75% board, so it’s perfect for smaller desks, and the keys deliver that essential mechanical snap. That’s great for a board that’s well under $100.
7. The Last of Us (Playstation 5) – $39.99 at Amazon (Originally $69.99). A brutal but beautiful tale of life after the zombie apocalypse, The Last of Us delivers some of the best action and acting of this generation. If you’re a fan of horror and pulse-pounding fights, you’ll want to meet Joel and Ellie. You won’t regret it.
8. XBox Charge Controller Station – $39.99 at Amazon (Originally $49.99). Never let a control die again. This charging station will make sure your Series X/S controllers stay ready for game time thanks to its rechargeable batteries and built-in cooling fans.
9. Respawn Gaming Chair – $77.99 at Amazon (Originally $164.99). Durable and backed by a 5-year limited warranty, the Respawn Gaming Chair offers integrated lumbar support as well as 135-degree reclining and Tilt Lock. That’ll keep you comfy in as many positions as possible, so you can spend more time blasting aliens (or farming digital crops) and less time at a chiropractor. You’re welcome.
10. RedDragon Predator Gaming Mouse – $16.48 at Amazon (Originally $24.95). The RedDragon Predator is proof you don’t need an expensive mouse to play like a pro. 11 programmable buttons, 5 DPI levels, and backlighting seal the deal. Toss in a comfy grip, and you’ve got an excellent (and affordable) mouse.

More Great Prime Day Gaming Deals & Collectibles

• Gamer Neon Sign – $23.19 (Originally $39.99). These noise-free LED tubes don’t heat up, staying safe to the touch while providing that glitzy bar glow. Maybe it’s the arcade vibe, but there’s something about vibrant neon that says “this is a space for games.” At more than 40% off, we’re inclined to listen.
• Star Wars Lego Kit Yoda’s Jedi Starfighter – $28 at Amazon (Originally $34.99. The Clone Wars delivered some great Yoda moments, and now you can preserve them with this Jedi Starfighter. This Lego set comes with Master Yoda and R2-D2, making it the perfect prop for your own Dagobah training camp (swamp monsters not included).
• Roku Express Streaming Device – $17 at Amazon (Originally $29.99). Convenience is Roku’s big selling point. Plug the Express device into your TV, connect to the internet, and you’re good to go. With more than 400+ free live TV channels, you won’t run out of shows any time soon.
• JoyJolt Star Wars Reusable Water Bottle – $19.96 at Amazon (Originally $39.99). Although it’s not dishwasher safe, there’s a lot to like about this JoyJolt bottle. The double-walled, vacuum-sealed design keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold, and the Death Star imagery keeps Rebel scum quiet. RIP Alderaan.
• Capcom Street Fighter 2 Arcade Machine – $349.99 at Amazon (Originally $499.99). Beautiful side panel art, WIFI live online play, and 14 games make this arcade machine a star. Street Fighter 2 is one of the best fighting games of all time, and if you somehow get sick of it, you’ve got 13 more ways to punch and pummel.
• Jekeno Glow in the Dark Gaming Blanket – $19.99 at Amazon (Originally $26.99). Expose this blanket to sunlight or other bright light for 15 minutes to get the glow going, bringing some lightning bug flair to your night of gaming. It’s made of skin-friendly flannel, and repeated washings won’t dim the lights, so this glow is good to go.
• Samsung 34-Inch Ultra Wide Gaming Monitor – $299.99 at Amazon (Originally $549.99). This Ultra Wide monitor delivers AMD free sync and excellent color accuracy to keep images rich and clear, but the real draw is the immersive curvature. Toss in a 165hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, and blurry, jagged views become a thing of the past.
• FFine Gaming Audio Mixer – $39.99 at Amazon (Originally $57.99). With XLR mic input and individual channel control, the FFine audio mixer is a great way to give your next Twitch stream a buff. Though its controls look a bit intimidating at first, this is a user-friendly mixer that offers a great experience for the price point.
• HD Bluetooth Projector – $76.99 at Amazon (Originally $119.99). 1920x1080p resolution across a 200″ screen (plus built-in dual HiFi stereo surround speakers) means you’re more or less getting a traveling movie theater. Since it’s compatible with HDMI, USB, and more, you also have a ton of options to make setup as painless as possible.
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (Playstation 5)- $54.99 at Amazon (Originally $69.99). Cloud’s first adventure is one of the best JRPGs ever made, and this modern remake delivers a gorgeous, action-packed twist on the original. If you don’t already know what Shinra is up to, now’s a good time to find out. Say hi to Red XIII for us.
• Samsung Galaxy Earbuds – $144.99 at Amazon (Originally $229.99). Earbuds over $100 need to deliver, and these Galaxy buds do just that. High-quality sound, active noise cancellation, all-day comfort, and even a live translation feature to make crossing language barriers easier than ever? That’s one way to sell us, Samsung.
• Nintendo Switch Controller – $15.29 at Amazon (Originally $19.99). The Nintendo Switch delivers a seamless couch-to-mobile gaming experience, but not everyone loves Joy-Cons. This alternative controller will feel instantly familiar to Xbox fans. Now you can enjoy Link and Mario’s adventures in all new ways.

Prices were accurate at the time of publishing.